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‘Every Little Bit Helps’
We would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank the Telluride Association of Realtors for their financial assistance towards the purchase of our new home in Telluride.
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DUST OR TREES? – This blue spruce grows on Clinton St. in Ridgway. Some Ridgway residents see the denuded branches and red needles as signs of damage from the application of magnesium chloride to streets for dust control. (Photo by Christina Callicott) Save the Trees, Stop Mag Chloride Use
Our community goals could be saving the distressed trees in Ridgway and Ouray County by discontinuing the application of mag chloride for dust control.
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County Transportation for Commuters
First and foremost, county taxpayers should not be paying for personal use of county vehicles.
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Second Chance Offers Clarifications
I am writing in response to your article “Agreement for Dogs, Cats at Large Being Explored,” which reported on the Board of County Commissioners’ work session addressing animal control needs in the...
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Community Input ‘Integral’ to School Board
We would like to thank all of you who over the years have taken the time and effort to speak to us both privately and publicly about your concerns and your success stories regarding the Ridgway Sch...
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Goodtimes Resigns from Club 20
The following letter was sent to Reeves Brown and the Club 20 Membership and copied to the The Telluride Watch for publication.
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Thank You for Signing Petition
On behalf of the Livery "team," I just want to say thank you to all the citizens who recently signed our petitions regarding functioning of the Livery Playhouse.
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Sour Grapes?
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I would like to respond to Karl Grant’s attempt at lambasting Curtis Odom and the Livery Playhouse.
Dog Feces Present Serious Health Hazards
by Chris Capaldo, DVM
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We love our pets in Telluride. We play with them, hug and kiss them and even let them sleep in our beds.
Thanks to the Telluride Medical Center
by Mark Hacken
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Dr. Grundy’s and Dr. Koelliker’s quick diagnosis, and immediate transport to Montrose Memorial Hospital, was the key to saving my life.
Take Your Time
by Jolana Vanek
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Thank you for covering the issues of Norwood rec center a couple of weekends ago.
Constructive Comments
by Michael Ebert
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The district had enough courage to withstand their relentless pressure and, fortunately being independent of town regulations, built the Tower anyway.
Plastic Bag Question Not ‘Black and White’
by Kris Bartosiak (B.S. Chemical Engineering)
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I would like to express my disapproval of the Sheep Mountain Alliance’s attempt to ban plastic bags in the Town of Telluride, and my hope that Town Council does not take any steps in this direction.
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